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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At tire Windsor: j NJ Gaunt, No z Ry, r @
Roberts, Galve stOn; Pat Sexton, CleburBe; e =
MoGauley, Burnett, GrAnhury;;'s L LIpsey.
Fremont, L WOrsham, 1 r. Warner,
Houston; w Gaines, Taylor, Tex; Henri
Baum, John E5tell Mexico; O Moore, rs
beats. Big SUringsi j Adkins, Dallas; W 3
Johnson, HlCO; II reed, o = Watson, q IS
Jones, X niger; j W Batey, Weatherford;
w Chidress, 10 erl; john IA iChild.
Kansas City, Ro1ert Levy st joe, NJ: Il
Kelly, BelmOnt; + Crozier, Gainesville; { {
Cl0yd, Missouri
At the EUIs Wenar Gainesville: $ F JUDY,
Big Springs; q w Johnson, Palu Pinto; j
Weston, Boston; George W Knott New y TX,
q BritgefOrd. Chicago; Wash L dandGl
New 70 k; j + FarnswOr n, Austin; W Aus-
tin, Dallas; j II IA ston, Philadelphia u >
Battle, na!las; w Crawford, Kansas City
+ " Lafue, Cincinnati f Z Wright, lillian
II Bert scale, Da les; d Nicholson, Ga'vest0n
w Mcdonald, Quanah; " BOnIfes, Forney
Norton Wisdom, Dallas; ID Wenar, Gainesville,
" II Post, " T Lock, Boston Hon q Mills.
COrsicana; G Johnson. Tyler; Jas Robinson,
ia -ksbOro; Can't III Brown Sherman; I.
DeshOng, II 81 owen, Tyler; w \ Calaway, san
Antonio; W CoDstock, Washir z on City
Wri eford. + Swiok, Dallas; " L1ne,
Columbus II Kerr, Graubury; VIM l. Scogir,
Cincinnati; Tom Harvey, Dallas.
AZ the Mansion; Murphy. Glandyisw; "
l. Barr, W \ towards, Dallas; Mrs / StrHtt0u,
Weatherfordi Mrs a Mcdowell and ami :,
II d Ramsay, Ruanah3 r > Allen, Galveston
Mrs + Niles and fami J. Z II oibiry. JaCE-JO-
70 Isaac X i'm, Chicago; job Lewis, Westhe--
Cy, III; ; 5 Cobb Clarendon, + VI Scuc1Tt
Kansas City; a J. McAllste- ana wife, Ba e.
vile, ARK: Mrs 2 j Hu"gins, NJ Tayl Tor, Han
gerfOrd; W Rich, Martin county; iona =
DaUghty, Springt ,wn; j g Lane, Ennis john
Collier, Mansfield,
A. The Pi;kw!ck. VI GilUouqh, II {
Downey, Galyestoni Geo Pratt, New jersey: W
III Brunnoush. ST LOUIS; II NJ D5lIert Long
view; - L Malone, + II Malone, Daila. DR. ! 4,
Murphy. oJerly. No; " Johnson, HiCo; "
b Boudl=s, Forney; Alvin Kramer. Maurice
kYam I
DarmeD, SeymOre; sam Alexander, Texas; I;
f 5aTells, Troy, y \; " T. HIcgney, Henrietta;
J Shepherd, St Lonls: John Jones, Kansas.
Mrs Cohen, Misses Cohen. Cincinnati, ID I
Bonner, Henrietta; ~ Z kOyDe, LOUIS vllle, A.;
NJ Temp 'etOn, Austin; W Bailey, Gaines
vile: TheO 7ore Whitman New York; John =
Lee, Louisville, Ky; NJ II Dey, San Angelo; !
" Miller, Palo Pinto; John II HoXle - fan
fly, TAYLOR; y T Wagner, De catur; III j san
ley, HiCo; y Hinckley, I Louis, Arkansas and
Texas Railway Pnillips, 81 LouIs; Charles
Coon and wife, Fini5; L II Williams. LynchbuTE,
hnson, smith, u lark, II UaTpeH-
ter, Gonzales; T J Fora, W " Armstrong Y Z
Merchant. W 4 Mitchell.
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GAINESVILLE.
An Irtshman Fond IHSenslblo with IA
Wound in His 5cad.

An Ir,shman Fond Insenslblo with "a
Wound in His Bcnd.
Special to the Gazette,
GAINESVILLE, Ten, June 22.-An
Irishman who is known az Paddy Nun
rec, alias the "Little Brave" was found
at late hour last night with 8 severe
wound INFLICTED on his mead. He was
able 10 give no Ineligible account where
or now he was hurt, aud although he has
been given the best medical attention ne
has not yet recovered his senses. lie was
removed to the poor farI1 late this after
noon. No light has been thrown on the
matter as yet.
Heck Thomas passed through the city
having in charge Bill Watson whom he
arrested in the Territory day OK Two
ago. He was en- route to Fort Smith,
Twelve applicants for the five vacancies
in the public school here were examined
partly to-day. Tle examination Will be
finished tomorrow.
Morgan Giles vas Jailed to-day on two
charges Of gambling.
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THE LION AND THE UNICORN.
a Gang of Mon Try To Remove g Figures
from The NOston stats house.

a Gang of Men Try to Remove Figures
from Ihe Noston stats House.
BosToN, Mass, June 22.-An attempt
was made about 10 O'Clock this morning
by d gang Of nine men to pull down the
figures Of the lion and the unicorn which
decorate the front OF the old state house.
The side door was forced and access to
the roof was gained. When the roof is
reached the distance TO the figures men
toned is encompassed with many dan
gers, but they seem tG have been braVed
at least By two men, one OF whom fas-
tened rope 10 the lion and an
other man rope to the unicorn.
The basement is occupied by the tele-
graph company, which office is open oil
night. The marauders locked the tele-
graph employees in before attempting
their work. The manager noticed an I'M
usual sight Of a number Of men IL the
street pulling at ropes, and availed him
self Of q side door which the invaders did
not know of. AS soon as he made MS
appearance the men at the ropes fed. A
detail of "climbing'' firemen was nee
essary to remove the lines from the fig.
ures The action was of course init
mately connected with the antagonistic
feeling towards the celebration OF the
Queens jubilee in FAnueil Hall last night.
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To Celebrate The Fourth

Special TO the Gazette,
PALESTINE, TEX June 22.-The Joint
committees Of the Palestine Fire Depart
ment and the Palestine Athletic Ass0cia-
ton met at the Arremene hall last night
and submitted their plans for the Fourth
of July celebration. II has been decided
to accept the invitation of the Jackson
vile Fire Department 10 join forces with
them ~ that place and together common
crate the day fTaught with such interest
10 the American heart, All arrangements
have been completed, aGj the TWO asso-
Citations OF this city will spare
10 expense 20 make the affsir
. grand success. The Fire Department
and Athletic Association sre composed OF
9 large number otPalestiue's staunchesJ
citizens, ana tley have already secured
sixteen cUgcAes 10 caTry ont the grand
excursion ma. VII! 90 from this city TO
Jacksonville OF HE Fourth. The base
bail club cf the Athletic Association
challenge any club in East Texas 10 play
on that day.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Germany.
LIE GERMANS

THE GERMANS REJOICE.
BERLIN, June ~. The ReiChs Anzei ger
says the successes which Queen Victoria
is able 20 look back upon with inward
satisfaction have found loud echo in the
hearts of the whole people Of the vast
British empire. Every Englishman reyerts
with pride to the history and develop
ment of the last fifty years. All civilized
nations especially Germany give louu
expression to sympathy with the Queen
and the high importance attached by the
Emperor 10 being weTthily repre-
scented at the celebration is shown
by his having sent the Crown Prince and
Prince william. The German people,
mindful of their relationship TO the
British and of the glorious deeds effected
by the two nations in common, remem-
boring also the efforts Of both people for
the advancement of eduCstion and civil
ization, join with the greatest sincerity
in celebrating the jubilee ana re-scao
from their hearts the wish of the British
people that the Queen may long be spared
to continue her reign for the happiness
and welfare of her subjects.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-23
SIBERIAN,
To Cel,b rate the Fourth-VEant an ENten-
siOn Of Time.

10 Cel, brate the Eourth-Went an ENten.
zion of Time.
specla. 10 Inc Gazette
SHERMAN, Tx, June 22.-EXtensive
preparations are being made for q grand
Fourth Of July Celebration to take place
at the diving park in this city. com
mittee OF prominent citizens re out
soliciting funds for that purpose this aft
ernGou, and about $500 n cash YVES Sc
cured, which amount Will be more than
doubled by the end Uf the week. The coca
sion will be observed with grand
aDpropr.ate orstiCaS by leading orators,
a grand iremen's parade and reunion,
drill contests By hook and ladder com
pau.es and base Dall contests, picnic ct
the park during the day and tireatn' ;
Grand bsll - ni4A.. Invitations have
been extended 10 q number Of file Gem
psn;es in North Texas, who have sigui-
ded their intention 30 be present.
The City Council held an important
business meeting LAST night and received
5. nrovositicn from the Sherman Ei,clric
J5abr and Power Company 30 extend
13eir fr rnchisa for 9 number of years
longer. with 8 view TO adding the
inc81descent system 10 the arc system
now n use in ORDER 10 supply light to pm
vate residences. The proposition wGs
.sken under advisemeDt by the Council
ard referred to proper committee.
Mrs. windsor, prOprietreSs Of the
Jy1n4-1n house or South Walnut stree. :,
was thrown from her horse while ont rid
ing F,ast night, and though she received
oGIv slight Injuries narrowly escaped be-
mo killed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-23
TR4YELENG men.
Z elton Taken by fhe Convention OF Their
Prot- cttye Association.

elton Taken by The Convention OF Their
Protective Association.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, June 22.-The Trav-
elers' Protective Association discussed
amendments TO their constitution most Of
the day, and made some progress The
question which provoked the most dis
cussion WAS ore to make the employer 8
member of the association, one side
claiming that the influence of merchants
Was needed, while the other said il was
to be feared that BY admitting them the
association would lose it's distinctive
character as the travelling mems organ
ieation. The matter was finally COM
promised by vote Of almost two
10 one 20 admit as honora Y mem
bers merchants who employ travel ng men.
TEE proposition TO insert the word
finale" in the article on membership WAS
sat down upon heavily and defeated
promptly. An amendment to attach
salary to the Office of president, so as TO
enable that officer ID devote all of his
time 10 the interests of the association,
was adopted by 9 round majority, aud
the sum OF $1,000 was fixed as the
amount of salary Another amendment
was adopted authorizing the state secre-
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Hear Roger Q. dn tQnight.
B,ca,ur.

Special to the Gazette 81
DECATUR, TEX, June 22-Some
eighteen months ago one J. W. Turner
drew check in favor of j. c. Carpenter
for So and wss arrested, and fued &nd
worked and paid out and nothing more
was thought of it until yesterday, when
another sum for $1,000 in favor of the La
mar National Bank of Colorado, drawn
on First National Bank of Decatur, was
presented to the bank here. The Col
orado bank paid Turner the moBey on bis
draft ard is out that amount. The draft
wss protested here.
A man 0Y the name of Biggerstaf was
tried and found guilty of lunacy here yes
terdaT.
Captain Scott Of the state Ranger force
was il Decatur yesterday. Captain Scott
is still sore over his recent encounter
with the Corners in Sabine county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-23
Washington COlOred Society

A curious development hiss been nc
ticed of late in the colored society q
Washington. There are degrees, and
quite exclusive ones, among the negro
race, the nearly white, wealthy and edu-
Gated having very little to do with the
less favored. Colored people own some
of the best real estate on the fashionable
avenues, and several colored men have
built up handsome fortunes as money
lenders, proving themselves as shrewG
and businesslike as the white capitalists
Wealthy colored society has of late taken
to horseback riding and tricycling. 1t is
getting to be 8 common thing to see
colored ladies out riding in the sunset
hour, which all fashionable Washington
devotes to riding and driving. Some
ride GA horseback well, and if well yelled
are quite likely 70 turn the heads of pass
ing observers.
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the society and the exhibition to occur On
the 9th and 2sth in this city.
The advices received by the committee
Of arrangements indicate that the con-
vention and exhibit will be the largest
affair Of the kind that has ever occurred
in the state. This Smith county being
the leading fruit growing county
in the state, and fruit of all kinds being
especially fiue this year, she will make 3
large exhibit of her fruit and vegetable
productions. If the wood work of the
CITY hall is completed ia time that build
ing will be secured for the convention
and exhibit. II it be not completed in
time the cotton compress she'd will be
used for the exhibition and Albertson
opera house for the convention.
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Special 10 the Gazette.
GORDON, TEX, June 22.-JOhn McMiI.
Ism, who was injured by falling slete in
the Johnson mine recently, died yester.
day end wss buried to-day at the Gordon
cemetery with the lonors of the 1. o. o
f., the procession starting from Gordon
at $3.50 O'Clock p. N, headed by the Cor
don brass band.
The Masonic order will have g barbe
cue and public installation Of officers 81
this place next Friday, oath inst. IL is
understood that several lodges will par
ticip8te. Rev J. G. Freeman will deliver
sn Grafton upon the subject Of Masonry
on the occasion.
The machinery Of the Gordon Mining
Company has not yet arrived, but it is
expected every day.
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An Alabama Romance.
Birmingham Age.


About four years sgo drunken miner
entered little town not forty miles from
this city, and at once proceeded to"cusS"
out every citizen of the place without re
gard to race, color, sex or previous con-
dition of servitude. Meeting two re-
spectacle white ladies during his wild
career ne cursed and abused them ct
terrible rate. He was afterwards arrested
for the offense and tried before 4 justice
Of the peace in this city. One OF the
ladies appeared as g witness, and the
man was sent to prison and a7terward to
the coal mines for two years. He served
his sentence a. Pratt mines, and was re-
leased sadder snd wiser msn. After
his discharge ne located in small mia
ing town, working IS miner, and be-
coming sober and respected citizen.
Not many months ago the lady who had
appeared agsins; HIM as pros cutting wit
ness moved TO the town where this man
was living, and the two became acqusin:-
ed. Time had wrought changes
in the appearance of Doth, and
they failed to recognize each other.
Strange SIS it may seem, their friendship
ripened into love, and a few days ago
they entered the office of the same justice
who tried the case which sent the man to
prison. They went around with 8 mar
rage license, and the official made thsm
man and wife without mentioning the
past. a little quiet inquiry revealed thu
fact that the bride and groom were still
ignorant of the fact that they once ap-
peared in court as defendant and prose-
cutting witness.
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at Bowie,


BOWIE, TEX, June pa large au-
dience greeted Colonel Jones for the
ants aud Mr.. Lg;imer for the pres last
night. Both made able speeches, and
both sides claim to have carried their
point. II is "nip and tuck" which will
be the warmer in this county-prohibi-
tion or the weather. Prohibition has the
inside track so far. Montague county
clsims the palm. We have O saloon
keeper who, while running his saloon, is
working with all his might for prohibi-
ticn
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= COnEict Dies.

Special 20 the Gazette.
PILOT PoINT, TEX, June 22.-Died, in
the convict camp near Tioga yesterday,
William Nichols, OF typhoid fever. He
wss thirty-siN years of age, and has q
wife and TWO children at Bopbins, Mont
gomery county, Tex. He was one of 8
gang repairing the railroad track, was
serving q three-yesr sentence, and having
but one year to serve, when he would
have been g free man. He was buried
near where he died.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-23
BELT0N.
A Drunken Man Fails From ? 1hird Story
window and is Unhurt.

- luuOh 1-Ah - AA-4uELs
Special to the Gazette.
Bolton, Ten, June 22-In the Dis.
trict court today the case Of Tom Peay
ch&rged with murder, vas continued by
the state
The case Of the State vs.. Tom Johnson,
charged with assault with intent TO muir
der, vas convicted CT aggravated assault
ana given thirty days il jail and $50 fine
William Ross went 10 bed in c room in
the third story OF the City hotel at s late
hour last night very much inehriatedr and
an nour or TWO later attention was at
tracted TO the sidewalk by some one
grooming. On investigation it was found
that Ross had fallen ont the window in
some manner and was lying there unable
10 move. lie wss taken IN and cared for,
and strange TO say, ne was more scared
than hurt, there being 10 serious injury
resulting other than sprslned ankle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-23
Al EOInmCTCe.

Special TO the Gazette,
COMMERCE, TEX, June 22.-Prohibi-
ton is not much agitated here. The pros
and ants are keeping their own counsel,
though straws show which way the wind
blows. B II. CarolPs open letter TO his
Excellency, the Lchief executive of TeXss,
is received and read with more than Or
binary interest, and is regarded an able
and exhaustive document Several OF
our citizens went TO Sulphur Springs
Saturday to hear the Hon. Dave Culber-
son.
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SIBERIAN WATERK0RKS.
xhe CITY Couucl and the Contractor DIS
Rgros.

xhe CITY Couacil and the Contractor D.s
ngros.
special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, June 22.-The City
Council held special meeting this morn
ing for the purpose OF receiving reply
from Mr.. w. c. Ccnnor of Dsllas, in an
sWer 10 demand reoently made of him
TO deliver the waterworks up TO the city.
Sfr. Conner Is contractor for construct
ing the waterwcrkS, and was TO have
completed and delivered the same to the
CITY on or about the lth OF May
last, according TO his contract.
Mr. Conner was present this
afternoon and stated 20 the Council that
MS reasons for not complying with his
contract wss thst he had been delayed by
tie city in not securing the right of way
through certain streets and that he had
put in TWO miles of extra mains which
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-23
At midlothian.

Correspondence Of the Gazette
MIDLOTHIAN, TEX, June y Hon. B
Gibbs, anti, and Judge NJ, B. Templetor
of Waxahachie addressed large assem-
bly, of perhaps 800 people at the spacious
warehouse Of the Santa Fe Railroad this
evening.
Mr. Gibbs led with q two hours teech,
being very mild at all times in his re-
MARKS. His speech was G surprise 10 all,
as they expected to hear one Vi his char
scteEistic long-naired men and snort
haired women speeches.
Judge Templeton followed with the
grandest effort Of his life. He seemed to
De thoroughly enthused on his subject
and received long and loud applause a.
every intermission of his speech.
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Brilliant Joint Dsba:e.

Special to the Gazette.
DENTON, TEX, June 22.-One Of the
most animated joint discussions of the
prohibition amendment was had here this
evening that ever was listened to by
the people of this section between the
Hon. J. W. BailY Of Gainesville for, and
the Hon. W. c. Johnson.o of Tyler against,
the two young giants OF Texas. The
discussion was had in the court mouse in
the presence of one Of the largest and
most intelligent audiences ever assembled
in this city on such an occasion. a great
many ladies graced the occasion, Never
before has the oldest citizen here seen a
more attentive and orderly or 8
better entertained audience. The Hon.
Mr.. Bailey proceeded with aspeech OF one
hour, most eloquent address, and well
directed argument in favor the amend
ment, followed by the Hon. Mr.. Johnson
in speech Of one hour and thirty min
utes, which is unanimously pronounced
absolutely the strongest and most over
whelming attacks upon the constitutions
amendment ever heard in this section of
the country, Mr.. Bsily following with 3
rejoin6er of thirty minutes with much
force and amszing eloquence. The de-
bate was conducted with the utmost fair
ness and good feeling. This effort Of
Texas two young orators will long live
in the memory OF our people.
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To Canvass Oars County.

Special to the Gazette.
LINDEN, TEX, June 22.-H. A. O'Neal,
q prominent attorney from this place,
leaves to morrow morning to canvass the
upper portion Of this county, in favor OF
prohibition.
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Special to the Gazette.
HENRIETTA, TEX, June 22.-The Hon.
r. r. Lakewood of this place has been
announced to speak in the courthouse
this evening on the question of prohibit
ton. 1t is expected mat the Hon. L. c..
Sparkman, also of this place, will make a
reply.
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taries to collect animal assessments in
stead of as now requiring them 70 be
sent to the annual secretary. Severa.
other amendments of less imp )rtsnce
were adopted and quite number of
propositions were rejected, after which
the convention adjournsd. Tonight me
delegates are being RECALLED with = ban
quet 81 the Lindell house, and are having
royal good time.
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At alVord
Special to the Gazette.

5ptCIHI % ING 0dzeIIe'
ALvoRD, TEX, jude 22.-Hon. Tully
a. Fuller of Decatur made telling
speech of more than two hours length
before the prohibition club here last
night. a long list of names We're ca
rolled as members and the prohi0s are
jubilant.
At the last meeting of the ants here 8
good number of names were received for
membership, both ladies and gentlemen.
There is large club on both sides of
The question here, and the participants of
each ere working lively. Good feeling
prevails.
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A NEUTRAL Stand.

SpeClH! TO the Gazette.
WAXAHACHIE, Tx, June 22.-A prom
inent Allianc em6n OF Ellis County ALI
ance, says the Alliance, as an order will
have nothing to do with the PROHIBITION
question. SO far, in this community,
they have been exceedingly quiet about
it, having no piCnics, celebrations, etc,
that would tend ia any way to give rise
to discussion of it in their ranks.
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At Gordon.
Special to the Gazette.

opecIaI 70 the UhzGIe.
GORDON, TEX, June 22.-Judge A. T.
Watts OF Weatherford is billed for
speech against tire prohibition amend
ment next Saturday night, 18th ms, at
this place.
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Coming to Fo1t worth.

Special TO the Gazette.
PILOT POINT, len, June % The pre-
hibition club met last evening at the
Masonic hal, snd was addressed by Rev.
j. X. Street of Dallas. Twelve delegates
were chosen to attend the state meeting
in Fort Worth the 30th inst.
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Ell Paso to Have an Opsrn House.

Special to the Gazette.
Ell PAso, TEX, June 22.-H. ". Majsr
OF Camden, Ark awarded the contract
for building an opera house in this city,
to Charles Fruin for SIS, 600, and the pa
pers were signed to-day. This does not
include the iron, glass, seats, etc, whicl
will costs S25, 600 additional TIE time
awarded for the erection of the building
is four months
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horticultural Convention.
Special to the Gazette.


TYLER, TEX, June 22.-Last night at q
special meeting of the Merchants Ex-
change attended by other citizens q com;
mittee was appointed 10 confer with 5
committee of the State Horticultural
Society and arrange for q convention of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-23
Struck Gas.

PEABODY, KAS., June 22.-Gas was
struck here yesterday as depth OF lC5
feet. The volume is crest and comes out
with strong pressure. A company will
be organized to pipe it over the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-23
POLITICAL
The Amendment Question Discussed Pro
and Con.
Gibbs TO Speak.

Special to the Gazette.
DECATUR, Ten, June 22.-Clrculars
are out announcing that Hon. Barnett
Gibbs will speak at Decatur on July Is.